Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/02/19/kickstarter-to-digitally-erase.html
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The Departed
Scorsese worst film ever, so say I.
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Finally…a use for kickstarter
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Maybe someone could digitally erase all of “Shutter Island” while they’re at it, a movie so dumb my brain still hurts to think about it!
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It’s so ham-fisted even Ralph Wiggum noticed it:
Reasonable men can disagree. Scorsese has a lot of films in his oeuvre that I think are worse, The Aviator, Gangs of New York, Kundun, and yet these films are still better than a lot of other directors best work.
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Outside “Taxi Driver” and “Goodfellas”, there isn’t much of his work that I’m particularly fond of.
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Damn, I hated that overrated movie.
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in regards to Scorcese…he has only done 3 movies in my world: The Color of Money, Goodfellas, and Casino.
As far as removing the rat in this scene…wtf-ever. If that is the useless shit someone has the excess cash to throw at and spend an ounce of energy debating good on you for it I guess. I’ll be over here sipping bourbon.
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Next mission - add the unfinished deleted scenes back into Galaxy Quest.
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Admittedly, though, centering the image on the golden dome of the Boston State House is also very hamfisted: an image of the shining, incorruptible “city on the hill” prophesied by the Puritans yet never more than glimpsed by the denizens of the movie’s criminal underworld. Scorsese isn’t a very subtle filmmaker!
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Jeeze I thought the Departed was rather good. King’s of New York not so much. This seems stupid tho. I think the potato salad campaign was more interesting/useful.
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Is there a Kickstarter to redub the lines in English?
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I recently saw it for the first time. I should have done something else.
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How about a Kickstarter to replace The Departed with Infernal Affairs?
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I’ve never seen the King of Comedy. Is it good?
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Well, that’s three more than I’ve ever made.
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Regardless of if people liked it or not. it is not their film to change.
Just saying
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The Stephen Chow movie from 1998? It’s hilarious.
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I notice the Kickstarter doesn’t mention how he’s going to obtain the rights to a major Hollywood movie. I guess he’ll just say “fair use” and post a 2-minute video on Youtube and call it a day?
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